Unisar 1.24.1867 manual Scan a directory

09	Using	Real life usage
	BitDefender

Default action upon detecting an infected file: ignore action

Default action upon detecting a suspected file: ignore action

/t ... xe infected: EICAR-Test-File (not a virus) <- cevakrnl.xmd

Results:
Folders	:0
Files	:1
Packed	:0
Archives	:0
Infected files	:1
Suspect files	:0
Warnings	:0

Identified	viruses:1
I/O errors	:0

9.1.2. Scan a directory

The path to scan can be not only a path towards some file, but to any directory. BitDefender Antivirus Scanner for Unices can scan recursively a directories tree, with unlimited recursive level. You can change this, by setting a fixed depth level or by disabling the recursion at all.

Let's suppose we have the following tree structure, with one file and two sub-directories, each sub-directory containing some other files.

top_dir

-- documents

-- document1.doc

`-- document2.doc -- programs

-- program1.exe

`-- program2.exe `-- file.exe

We want to scan the downloaded_files directory, but not the sub-directories, therefore the recursion level is 1. We also want to quarantine the infected files, to study them later.

# bdscan --action=quarantine --recursive-level=1 top_dir

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